Western leaders are still considering an appropriate response to Russia’s use of chemical weapons against its domestic opposition. Should a serious deterrent not be deployed, history suggests we can expect more of the same from Russia going forward.Read more...
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In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and upheaval of the U.S. university business model, there is a great opportunity to guard against foreign influence as research dollars and foreign gifts become more important while student income goes down. U.S. universities are on the front line to guard against foreign interference and protect the U.S. research enterprise.Read more...
President Stephen Cheney explains how climate change impacts our military bases and national security position abroad.Read more...
This August, the U.S. Army released their Army Climate Resilience Handbook (ACRH), aiming to assist Army planners in assessing and applying climate exposure impact risk to planning and installation processes in various locations.Read more...
A melting Arctic is a more accessible Arctic—we are already seeing renewed great power competition in the region, as well as greater opportunities for natural resource exploration.Read more...
Host Andrew Holland and Audun Halvorsen, State Secretary at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, discuss Norway's priorities in the Arctic, multilateral diplomacy in the region, and the U.S.'s strategic role in the Arctic.Read more...
The signals of diplomacy between world leaders will be lost this year due to the virtual format of the United Nations General Assembly 2020.Read more...
Members of the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) officially have until September 20 to file a resolution against “snapback sanctions” on Iran initiated by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. No matter the outcome, unilateral U.S. action regarding the JCPOA has already come at the cost of international support from the closest American allies in the UNSC.Read more...
